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Brad Pitt follows Gwyneth Paltrows dads advice

Hollywood star Brad Pitt follows his former fiancee Gwyneth Paltrow's father advice on remaining grounded. Pitt was romantically involved with Paltrow in the mid-1990s, and the couple was briefly engaged before splitting in 1997. And that's when he learnt some life lessons from her father, late director Bruce Paltrow. Despite 15 years, a marriage to Jennifer Aniston, and raising six kids with ...
Psys look-alike dupes stars at Cannes

A look alike of the Korean star 'Psy' had a gala time with top Hollywood celebrities at Cannes. The fake PSY partied with stars such as Naomie Harris and Adrien Brody at a party thrown by luxury jeweller- Chopard, the Sun reported. The man also tried his hands at DJ decks at an event hosted by a Russian oil-magnate and where big names including Trance beauty Rosario Dawson were present. A ...
Mom boyfriend held after Palmdale boy 8 dies

The boy's mother is in jail for investigation of child abuse, and her boyfriend is also in custody. He was arrested Thursday for investigation of attempted ...
Ore. police 8 lb. pot in festive birthday boxes

LAKEVIEW, Ore. -; Oregon state police say they found about eight pounds of marijuana inside two festively wrapped birthday gift boxes during a southern Oregon traffic stop for a speeding ...
Memorial Day Ceremonies in Orange County California

It's our nation's day to salute, give thanks, remember and honor the men and women who have gone to battle. It's a day to remember our families, friends and buddies who have stood beside each other to defend and protect our ...

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Orange County

Orange County is an amusing, sometimes witty, but often uneven comedy about the horrors of familial dysfunction. It is also an example of the benefits of Hollywood nepotism, with the talented twentysomething offspring of the current Hollywood dominion in many of the key roles. The role of Shaun Brumder, a high-school senior trying to get into Stanford so he can study under a writer/profess ... ...

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San Diego deputy shoots man who uses Taser on her www.privateofficer.com

– San Diego sheriff’s officials say a deputy shot a man after he grabbed her stun gun and fired it at her. U-T San Diego reports ...
Ethier looks to put Mattinglys comments behind him

Email LOS ANGELES -- Dodgers outfielder Andre Ethier said he does not want to become a distraction following manager Don Mattingly's criticism this week of the team's play. Ethier was benched Wednesday in Milwaukee, when Mattingly said he wanted to field a team "that is going to fight, to compete the whole day." Ethier, who spoke to Mattingly on Wednesday, said he would ...
Hanley getting closer to rehab assignment

Email LOS ANGELES -- Hanley Ramirez is inching closer to starting a Minor League rehab assignment, but the Dodgers are being extra cautious with the shortstop's strained left hamstring. Ramirez ran curves, took batting practice and fielded ground balls before Friday's game against the Cardinals. He said he's only running at 85 percent and will test his hamstring while running the ...
Public Memorial Service Planned for Late Charger

On Saturday at noon, Muncie’s family will hold a public memorial service for the Chargers icon at The Rock Church located at 2277 Rosecrans ...
Washington bridge collapse spotlights Californias aging bridges

California in recent decades has spent billions retrofitting its bridges for earthquakes, but in the wake of Thursday's bridge collapse in Washington state, critics say the Golden State is still lagging behind most other states in the quality of its bridges.Thousands of bridges in California are classified as "structurally deficient" by federal transportation authorities, meaning ...

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Ex-AFL chief warns CA of need of 'robust' approach to anti-corruption

Former Australian Football League (AFL) chief executive Adrian Anderson has said that Cricket Australia (CA) and state cricket associations needed a robust national approach to anti-corruption.

Stating that one global betting exchange turns over a billion dollars a year on Australian cricket, Anderson, who is conducting a review of CA's integrity and disciplinary systems, estimated that 60 per cent of that is from the Big Bash League (BBL), and much of it through offshore accounts, the Sydney Morning Herald reports.

According to the report, the former chief of football operations for the AFL used figures from one betting agency to illustrate the scale of legal, regulated betting on Australian cricket, and the need for strong integrity systems around international and domestic competitions.

Estimating that its income from sports betting, through integrity agreements with 25 operators, comes to less than 500,000 dollars a year, CA, however, stated that these arrangements also give the sport access to information and the power to veto certain exotic bets.

Although CA chief James Sutherland said he is confident in the integrity of the BBL, which is monitored by an Australian anti-corruption unit, however, senior officials have said that the league is telecast live into the subcontinent, which has a vast illegal betting industry. ...